Philadelphia movers who know the city's rowhomes and stairs

Philly is a city of rowhomes and walk-ups, and that shapes every move. Stairwells tend to be steep and narrow with a turn at the landing, so your crew measures the doorways and the tightest turn first, then decides what goes up whole and what comes apart.

On most blocks, you can't count on open curb space, so a temporary no-parking permit from the Philadelphia Parking Authority is worth setting up ahead of time to reserve room for the trailer.

Our Philadelphia crews work out of Logan Square in Center City, so the city's streets are familiar ground.Center City and the riverfront neighborhoods bring their own rules. Many Rittenhouse, Old City, and Logan Square buildings require a reserved elevator and a certificate of insurance, so tell us your building's requirements when you book, and we'll plan around them.

If you're heading to the suburbs, a move from a Fishtown walk-up to a house in Bryn Mawr or King of Prussia swaps tight streets for driveways and HOA rules, and your crew plans for both ends.

Summer is the busy season here, driven by end-of-month lease turnover and the Penn and Drexel calendar in University City, so booking early locks in your date and your price.